Hello everybody and welcome to our English blog! 👋
This blog has been created with the idea of helping students to review at home the topics they are working on in the English classroom. So, here, you will find some material that is being used in the classroom, other material that will be useful to reinforce their linguistic skills and some information related to activities that have been developed.
We hope you enjoy it!
1st&2nd_Summer is here!
17/06/24Mac & Cheese
10/06/24Hello again!
Have you been able to guess our recipe? Mac & Cheese! The students of the elective subject Having fun in English of 3r d’ESO have been given the ingredients to make the best Mac & Cheese ever. They weren’t given any measures, they had to play it by ear. As you can see in the pictures, some of them taste as good as they look!
We baked a MUG CAKE!
24/05/24This week the students of the elective subject Having fun in English of 3r d’ESO have baked their own mug cakes! Each group looked for a recipe and we chose the best. As you can see, they had great fun doing it. Have a look at the pictures to see the final result!
Which is going to be our next recipe? Try to guess it!
Spring acrostic poems
23/04/24In our lessons, we’ve been writing our own acrostic poems. The results are wonderful! You can see some of them here.
Spring calligrams
23/04/24During the English lessons we’ve been working on poetry and we have created our own calligrams. The results are incredible!
Murder on the Orient Express
15/04/24What an interesting novel! These weeks we’ve been reading Agatha Christie’s masterpiece Murder on the Orient Express. It’s an intriguing book that breaks all your moulds of who can be the murderer. It has kept students on the edge of their seats until the end! As you can see below, students have designed amazing covers for their reading dossiers. If you haven’t read it, then it is a classic crime novel and you should give it a chance.
2nd_ I am lucky because…
22/03/24During this last week of the second term, we have been doing several activities about St. Patrick’s in the English class.
Second-graders did an activity that involved Arts and Crafts and English. Students thought about what makes them feel lucky, and they wrote some sentences about them and about what they have. They had a lot of ideas!
Here you have some examples:
4th. Easter word hunt
21/03/24Taking advantage that today was the last session of the term before the Easter break, we played an Easter word hunt. We’ve been looking for different flashcards to practice some Easter vocabulary. It’s been hilarious and competitive!
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